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Show News Review of Current Events the World. Over House Committee Votes to Impeach Judge Woodward; Troops Suppress Labor Riots in Two States; Chicagos Fair Reopened. i . r- , i f V i t ( ef tb VHUn XnwMai OaM. CONSTITUTIONAL government baa been discarded by another European nation. In a bloodless Bulgarian army coup d'etat U took control of that country under a military dictatorCLARENCE DARROWfl report King Borin ship. some submitted sponsored either time ago to President Roosevelt, the movement or baa been mads pubnc, aud la tba quietly yielded t mala It waa Just what was expectIt He promptly ed from tb Chicago lawyer and bis signed about thirty of It analysed eight colleagues. decrees that were tbe more important codes and found prepared In adthat seven of them foster monopodissolving vance, lies, help big business and do a the parliament And lot toward putting small concerns putting the new out of business. These seven codes with Kltnon in power, government are; Electrical manufacturing, footas premier. Members Gueroguleff wear division, rubber manufacof tbe former government and sevmotion retail turing, pictures, eral other persons were arrested. solid fuel, steel. Ice, end Not only In Sofia, tha capital, but coal Tb report found no tha country the military throughout monopolistic features la tb clean-r- s leaders were In control of tb sitand dyers' code. uation and no disturbances were Admlnlstrator Johnson and bis reported except from that part of chief counsel, Donaid R. Rlchberg, Macedonia that now belongs to Bulbad been given tha report previousgaria. For years tbe Macedonians ly for tb purpose of composing a have been demanding their Indereply to 1L Thla they did, to the pendence, and they do not approve extent of SO, 000 vigorous word. of the Fascist government set up They answered all tha Harrow by tbe army. charge and assertec tha report waa The program of the new governsuperficial," Intemperate," Inac- ment waa set forth In a long manicurate," prejudiced." festo calling for the creation of a inInconsistent," nonsensical," disciplined, orderly state. The prinfalse," end anar- cipal alterations In the structure supportable," chistic." of tbe government Include a sharpDarrow came back with a causly reduced membership In tb legtic answer that drew further vio- islature, which la to be under firm lent language from the NRA chiefs, control of the administration, a reand the battle then became general. duction In number of the country' Senator Gerald P. Nye, Republican, political subdivisions, a general of North Dakota, a supporter of weeding out of municipal and proseso becama troubles AI50R I Darrow'a views, spoke for hours in vincial authorities, and an Intensifirioua that atate troops were the senate, demanding that con- cation of attention upon the Intermobilised in Minneapolis and in stay in session until the ex- ests of villages and rural region. Toledo, Ohio, and despite the pres- gress abuses" are corrected. isting The new premier is a veteran ence of soldiers there was a great Next came a bitter attack from soldier aud politician whose mild Deal of rioting and violence. In Minthat the appearance belles his firmness and neapolis the striking teamsters and organised labor, asserting Darrow board's report waa a dis- activity. oran tradesmen rejected building a der of the regional labor board to service to tbe nation and its in a time of great economic and the strike immediately, and InPRESIDENT ROOSEVELT told kind of sliver bill sisted on fighting to a finish. The stress." congress A row broke out In the Darrow be waa willing to accept the comemployers bad accepted the labor board terms Governor Olson had group that left several members not promise explained in thla column rebrought 8,700 men of the National on speaking terms with one another. cently and such a measure was Guard to the city. In the midst William O. Thompson, a member of promptly Introduced by Senator the board, accused Lowell Mason, Key Pittman. Some members of the of the disorder on the streets. Conliver bloc were far from satisfied gressman Francis H. Shoemaker the board's counsel, of tampering was arrested tor Inciting violence with the records. with the bill, but there wae every Indication that it would be passed and was found guilty, being given DAT HURLEY, former secretary before tbe end of the session, the the choice of ten days In the work of war, appeared before tbe sen- senators from tbe silver state acbouse or e $50 fine. Toledo's battle centered about the ate civil service committee in a cepting it In lieu of anything betplant of tha Electric Auto Lite com- warlike mood and. angrily demand- ter from tbelr point of view. If ed that there be they sought to defeat It the probpany In which 1,800 a ful) examination able result would be a long fight tmpioyeea bad been besieged for fifef charges that he and oo silver bill whatever. The teen hours by a great mob of riotwaa party to a pa- bill really leaves to the discretion ous strikers and frequently fired tronage plot hatched of the President the making of silupon by snipers on the roofs of by Republicans at ver a part of tha monetary system The windows of nearby buildings his home In Vir- and tha stabilisation of its pries. tha plant were all broken by stones, ginia. He declared and torches thrown through them - started many fires Tha police need that It should GEORGE- - F. ZOOK- - ha rebe determined - tear- - gas bomba- - but were roughly signed a United State comwhether the De- missioner of education, effective handled by tha mobs eo all compartment of Justice July 1. and President Roosevelt panies of state troops were called la out to smear all has ont and they, marching with fixed designated John Ward Studs-bake- r Patrick J. members of the preof Dee Moines, Iowa, to sucbayonets scattered the strikers and Hurley ceding admlntstra-A- . ceed him. Doctor Zook, who forreleased the Imprisoned employees V. Dalrymple, Later tha strikers and their tlon or whether merly waa president of ths Univer-altyo-f the special assistant attorney genAkron, will become director friends gathered again and fought eral who made the charges, Is Just of the American Council of Educa. furiously with the troops showan Irresponsible falsifier in charge tlon in the falL ering them with brick and paving of the wooden pistol section of the Dozens atones of soldiers were of Justice." Department Injured and finally the exasperated Mr. Hurley bitterly criticized the FOR jnore than thirty, years ths on fired two the mobs, guardsmen La Folletteltes of Wis rioters being killed and many department for permitting one of consin have been operating as Rewounded. Tear gas and the more Its officials, Webster Spates, to read to tbs committee an anonymous, publicans and under that label have powerful knockout" gas were free hitherto confidential, veport 'entltled competed, o fteja ly Uard by bothsldes. the New Deal with the tame old with success, for Charles I. Taft, aon of the late dealers." The report declared the control of the state. President, was sent from Washingsame old gang of standpat Repub- Now this Is to be ton to Toledo as special mediator are gatekeepers to the pa- changed. With ths for the national labor board of the licans aid of deleg a tea tronage pastures." NR A. from labo.and farm Mr. Dalrymple read to the com organizations, mlttee the letters from C. W. Broom O ENA TOR ROBINSON, majority and Lee Shannon, who told the Jus- followers of Senaastor La leader, heard rumors that some tice assistant that per- sembled Follette, in convensenators were planning a filibuster sons department whom they declined to name tion in Fond du for the purpose of killing the ad- bad Informed them of the meeting Lac, formed a new ministration's tariff at Hurley's home, where prominent party and named it bargaining bill. He Republicans were alleged to have the Prog r e a 1 v said be was ready how on to they could hold planned party. No statement to squelcb any such patronage Jobs despite the change was made, all attempts to bring on scheme by prolongIn administration. Dalrymple de- forth being squelched. ing the daily sesnied that be bad made the charges La Follette kept In tha Senator sions of the senate. himself. If that Is the n background until questions of ort ion we will ganization were settled. Wirt ths Century party name decided, the senator CHICAGO'S exposition, meet at 10 a. m., was reopened for came Into tbs and stay until 8 picture with n preanother summer with a big milihe said. m., speech. p. pared tary parade and much ceremony. "And If that doesn't The period called Republican The fair has been reconstructed work, we'll come be said, had culminated prosperity, Is a and redecorated and bigger and In here it of ths country's ecoi. in, end tay till tbs collapse better exposition this year than the same hour In the evening." ons that called forth so much en- nomic life. Ths disaster of 1929 Minority Leader McNary said thusiastic praise In 1933. Tbs best and the scuts distress and suffering folnone of the fellows" on the Repub- of tbs former exhibits and fea- of the American people that lowed were made possible by ths lican tide was Involved In the em tures have been retained, but many bryonlc filibuster. He declared they new ones have been added and betrayal of tba peoples trust by men In both parties, controlled to vote as soon as gen were ready everything has been brought op to ral debat ended. through tbelr party organization date. Thera ars 12 new foreign vil The house, after two days of lages for the edification and amuse- by privileged Interest." John J. Handley, secretary of tba ment of visitors; the Chicago and work, passed tha administration's Industry loan bill and sent It back Detroit symphony orchestra will Wisconsin Federation of Labor, told to tha senate. Tha senate has ap- give long series of fins concerts; the delegate bs wa disappointed In tba character of tba conference proved a bill fixing the maximum the scientific and' manufacturers' r total RFC loans at $250, exhibits have been vastly Improved Speaking deliberately aad carefully for organized labor he said he bad 000,000 and limiting the amount the and enlarged; the Midway," bet twelve federal reserve banka could tered In various ways, has been hoped and expected the conference advance to $2SO,OOO.OOOi moved to the lake front of the la was to bring together' all of tb But the house discarded the sen landjand the entire exposition is force of liberal thought If It doe ate provision! and Inserted It own, resplendent with new color and not he said organized labor will . not go atong. w.hlch Increased the RFC total to new lighting. twenty member of FIFTEEN of committee on Judlr clary voted for impeachment action against Federal Judge Charles E. Woodward of Chicago, and it was announced that formal cbargea against him would be drawn np' and presented on the floor of tba bouse within a few The bouse daya must then decide the matter of Impeachment and If It finds the chargee ubstantlated the Jurist will be tried et the bar of the senate. According to reporta la Washington, flagrant nepotism was to be the major charge against Judge Woodward, this being based on evidence showing he appointed the law Arm of Loucks, Eckert A Peterson to many lucraIn bankruptcy tive attorneyship and equity receivership cases , that hla son, Uarold, was employed by this firm, and that Harold's compensation was raised from $2,000 to $13,000 a year soon after Judge Woodward began making those appointments. The vote in the committee was nonpartisan. Three members were Eleven Democrats and absent. voted for imfour Republican peachment. 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Pbon 'Hy. 2111 1986 So. 11 SUGARHOUSE current ' sion, of soma of tba things that ha wishes to present for It consideration next Jan-nar- y baa Injected n new factor Into tha forthcoming political campaign. Moat of tha cartful observers bar think hi maneuver wa politically mere They take the view that be actually has presented to tho country and tho voters tbe general outline of hla future legislate program In order that bo ran have something of n mandate given tho representative and senators who are chosen In this fairs elections. 1 havent seen any signs yet that will Indicate how the Republicans and other forces will attempt to meet this new factor, but It In quite apparent they will force debate upon many of the projects of the New Deal that have already been enacted Into law, an well an the embryo plana contained In hla lata messages. Soma leading thinkers around Washington have suggested that Mr. Roosevelt 1 taking advantage of tha natural attacks that will be promoted by tha opposition In order to ascertain for hlmaelf whether be baa gone far enough with his social reform movements. It seems there can be no doubt that he will be in a position to know tha temper of tha country after tha voters have heard his various New Deal Items discussed. AnV It Is being suggested almost in tbe same breath that If the voters atrlka down many of tha administration wheelhorses and those who have stood by the New Deal, the adminl itration will not press some of the more social legislation that Mr. Roosevelt mentioned In the series of messages lately sent to congress. Examining the proposals, such as old age pensions, unemployment Insurance. revision of NRA principles relating to minimum wages to meet practical Instead of theoretical conditions, and several others, one can hardly escape tba conclusion that only the submission of them at this time when they will become fodder for campaign debate will enable tha country to know Ita own mind. In other worda, as I sea the picture, if tha country as a whole wants such changes In Its laws, It will show It by sending proponents of such proposals to seats In congress. I have heard some discussion, however, to the effect that In taking the bold step of giving congress advance information of hla thoughta, Mr. Roosevelt was seeking at the same time to present n more complete picture of hla New DeaL By so doing, of course, ha naturally can expect that proponents of the reform 'Ideas will have something more to use In advocating retention of the changes. They will not be In' the dark s to what the future holds. Many of them will have added confidence, especially if they have become a bit shaky about tba course that tbe President ts following. At any rate, If the Democrats emerge from the fall elections with anything like their present strength, the congress that meets In January, 1935, will be as tractable, or more so, than the present one. Anyone can see the President would be unable to puf'wver bla New Deal without an obedient congress, hence he Is staking that need, too, by disclosing plans In advance. r This coepoa good antil Sept. 1, 19)3 only. Data Wholesale price gives to dealers, service mea, amateurs, hast, etc. Cut this out and eiva at FELTS five-yea- ' Politic e allows a disco sat accord act with araogemcats set forth below, 40 per cant oa all radio accoants and tubes purchased, t r Rooao-VePresident Washington. determlnatloii to ndvlaa congress a It leaves for home after Smart GOMY FELT RADIO one-sided- ," in-te- . it tot k. National Topic Interpreted by William Bruckart OFFICE 135 Sontb Sib Vm , SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH non-striki- 1 724 7 TEL. WASATCH bitn-mlnou- a cltl-sen- ir, WALTER SCHMIDT. Mgr. -- By EDWARD W. PICKARD Mr classed a the bad men" of tba Southwest, and hla woman companion, Bonnie Parker, war trailed to Glbaland, Ijl, by Texas rangers, led tnte ambush near that village and ahot to death by the Texane and a posse as they sought to flee la their automobile. Tbe two bed a machine gun and a shotgun In their hand a they died, and their car was' loaded with weapoo and ammunition, Barrow, who bad been in tha police news for eight years, waa charged with the death of 12 men and with many robberies. QLYDB ' B- - i It la not too much to say that there has been a tremendous stiffen- ing of backbone In congress In Trouble th la8t 8everal Brewing It has been more pronounced, I believe, than at any time since Mr. Roosevelt took over the reins. So there might possibly be some trouble brewing on Capitol H11L This condition la regarded by some as being the more clearly discernible because the President frankly said h did not urge enactment of bis proposals at this session. There has been no secret about the fact, around here, that Mr. Roosevelt wanted to get congress out of town gt the earliest possible date. I have heard It suggested even that he had hoped he could get the leaders to bring about an adjournment before the silver quese tion got ont of- - hand. Rut that was lost, If he entertained such hepe. He has had to swallow some silver legislation which. It Is quite apparent, he does not like. Political expediency made It necessary, No one here has been able to explain Just why the sllverites have been able to muster so moch strength. There are only seven silver states, end from the political standpoint. It Is to be assumed that they cannot wield the power that is inherent In legislation affecting the more populous areas. But the silver blochaa persisted In Its efforts, has been recalcitrant many ways, and t never was licked 'completely. As far aa I am concerned, 1 cannot see where It de-ri-- f 1 IT going to be of any parties; Out tbe silver advocate t am wrong, and, whatever 4 be said, tbelr vlewa for Roosevelt Into n corner ' had to take a small dose medicine. It waa easy to nee we? ago that if tbo President I able to stall off the sllverlu longer, he would have J In getting an adjonrnmen he wan compelled to agree country's money nhonld bi by 23 per cent of silver bullion. Financial sharps a that actually tha lcglalatlo ver will do nothing more t! the price temporarily to tl havo silver to sell. i , tlate lltatuss! 1-z Senator Borahs recent on tba Presidents proposa tbority Borah om mil Boghei d fit But t Just lylact t tariff a g with for w is one i prbat I la period tlons la typical of the dan hd mi fronting the admlnlatrati iiances session where adjournmei Bight long delayed. Senator Bora S manaj Republican and a memt minority lm congress, has jim, (em! Ct! how following In congress and M ihow) When out the coqntry. In his place, therefore, a iidacou Vresi cal lenges the admlnlstratio the country to return to thing 1 tlonal government and sn leading c 'a niche alongside of ton and Lincoln" for n br Jred er to preserve n free gove in was at th when Senator Borah ma flng trie challenge, n good many p field going to ask, whither are i jew to get 1 sue was Tbe Borah speech I prowl lng call for clear thinking lie dlstl ileve his concluding parag play wa worthy of recording for fu semination : i Weste We have bad emergenel hla on have had more than iu perf The Constitution periL sufficient and ' efficient li g nan or stances. And now, of all Sjors thli with a should show our faith in, we be J oi devotion to, our form rfula Is ment. Now, more tha and m other time in our history, ty are n by word and act demom that faith which made this Re before which will preserve It wh In the midst of worlp a or thr ! 1 Washington pinned bis 1! Constitutional democracy. c steadfast soul never wavf 0 doubted. In the midst; of war Lincoln declared the tVIh I dl eminent of the people, ff Ll11., pie, and by the people y, perish from the earth. ? - f ,Un niche alongside of the tin planei Heave a mortal defenders of fr teas nig ment for the brave Am In his place of power at g:d almc wou challenge of these apostl i for and fanaticism, of I altering, mles, avowed enemies of 4r comli eminent and of person! Would I and against nil comers d night, faith Jin the efficiency! I hotel o hwort- of 'the republlfat lbme 1 v The Inability of ome g4 carry out asf given I Ding Hitt Presides velt, Snag of overll umptlon p authority or com pi the under other by the present governmental (j l had begun to attract attentlof wleant are numerous instances t! cited, but lately I encounj that appears to me to Mr. Roosevelt brought ling, who Is probably o greatest cartoonists of o Washington as chief of t cal survey. Mr. Darling, nature Ding" Is known wide. Is a zealot In hi! I fTT. F restore game birds end a! I re I earlier I of the number Tbe biological survey la w Mi of A( i the Department Fund with which Mr. Dai, to acquire waste land, K ' swamps and ewaU, were of vast from the approprlaj 4 t Mas Ickee by Secretary aged "w fjartment of tho Interior , waa to have been $25 M Mr. Darling said when hf et Washington that he bf I, !I don be could Job splendid 9rU npd sum. He proceeded r'j0110 mendaUona of a Preside 21 mission to make plane tn tf'wmat land! tlon of the necessary 1 moving at a steady pace j J I Icke Mr. he learned that clined to make the fund 1 1?0411! ' IT ,n sr planned. Of ( b e Wttttrm Hw piptr IF fficlala to 1 r' tjnki J |